Israeli firm shows off nanotech that can charge a phone in 30 seconds

Wall Street Journal:

StoreDot Ltd., a Tel-Aviv based start-up, says it hopes to at least make the charging process faster–unveiling Monday a prototype charger that promises to take you battery from a tiny sliver of red to 100%, all in about 30 seconds.

My natural reaction is a healthy skepticism. That said, here’s an article from last October on StoreDot’s work with bio-organic LED displays, and another from November on biological semiconductors. There’s certainly some science behind the show.



2 thoughts on “Israeli firm shows off nanotech that can charge a phone in 30 seconds”

  1. If it actually works, there’s a good use for a few of those Apple billions. I can’t tell you how often my wife has let her iPhone battery die.

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